In the 1990s, Freedom was among the first publications to document the actual source afflicting sick and dying Gulf War veterans—whose physical problems were not “in their heads,” as psychiatrists had been telling them—and to demand they receive the care they needed.
In this issue Freedom presents the story of young Americans who volunteered for the armed forces and died—not in combat, but from an enemy they never saw coming: sudden cardiac arrest triggered by prescribed psychiatric drugs.
The military establishment is drugging America’s soldiers and veterans at an alarming rate, sparking an epidemic of suicides and sudden, unexplained cardiac deaths among young soldiers strung out on cocktails of powerful psychotropic narcotics prescribed to treat purported PTSD symptoms.
The subject was taboo in Japanese society. Though the problem was ravaging the entire nation, such things were not discussed among polite company. As a Japanese adage warned: Don’t wake a sleeping dog.
Tradition, History—and the Future. With those themes, Scientologists on May 3, 2014, trumpeted the inauguration of their newest “Ideal” Church in a historic building in the heart of Sydney, Australia.
Freedom seeks out and illuminates solutions to society’s problems.
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